Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-16
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THE Seventh ward base ball club will
cross bats with the Buckeys on the tunnel
green this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
THE Rev. David Greer, D. D., of Proyi-
dence, Rhode Island, will preach at St;
Matthew's Church this morning at lO3
o'clock.
DIR. RANDOLPH will give talk to young
men, in the Y. NJ. c. A. Parlors, at eight
O'Clock tomorrow evening, on "HoW the
American Constitution was Made"
EARLY this morning Officers Junkins,
Carney, Bell, Glenn, Shorts and west
raided the house kept by Clara Moss, cap
turing FIVE females and five men.
KILLIAN KREss, one of our Oldest Ger
man citizens, and a well-knOwn brewer,
died last evening at $50 o'clock, which
his many friends will be panied to learn.
JACOB SEAMoN, was rendered pleasant
surprise at his home on Thirty-fourth street
last evening, large number OF his friends
being present NeuhaIdt's orchestra FUR
nished the music.
The employees of Hofman's tannery
were treated to refreshments yesterday,
the result of the wedding MIR. John A.
Haberstick and Miss Katie DOeler, which
occurred few days ago.
DIR. HAUPT delivered very entertain
ing lecture in the German language to
large number of prominent citizens at Nc
Lain's Hall, last evening, and all spoke In
high terms of the lecture.
CHIEF SMITH has received letter from
Superintendent of Police Murray, OF New
York, enclosing a photograph OF Nathan
S. Jonas, fine looking youth OF ~, who
is wanted for grand larceny.
OFFICER BELL yesterday found market
basket in the B. & o. yard, south of the
City Hall. 1t contained a tish, jug, a
loaf of bread aud two or three other evil
dences of the owner having been to market.
OFFICERS Junkins, Glenn, Bell and Cru
bier pulled Nan Morrison's house OF i'll re-
pute on Twentieth street last evening and
captured the madame, three girls and two
men, all of whom put up for their appear
ance.
GEO. MCDERMOTT and Louis Bowman,
two youths who raised disturbance In
the Grand Opera House. last evening, were
arrested by Constable Iauchlin and taken
before Justice Arkle, who fined them 81
and costs each. This should be kept up
until all such rowdyism is stopped.
A PLEASANT surprise party was tender
ed Miss Ida Pfeffenbach at her home on
North Front street, Island, Tuesday even
ing, and the young folks present spent a
pleasant time in various social amusements.
The party was given in celebration of the
anniversary of Miss Ida's birth, and she was
the recipient of many kind wishes.
THE city of Steubenville was made r
Deanery by the Catholic Synod held at Co.
lumbus on Wednesday last, and Rev.
Father Hartnedy was appointed Dean by
the TT. Rev. Bishop. The towns of Den
nison, Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Bridgeport,
Canal Dover, Toronto and WOOdstield come
within the district of the Steubenville
Deanery.
JAMES FADDEN, a freight brakeman,
accidentally fell from train in the Balti-
more & Ohio yards at Bellaire yesterday
and his left leg was crushed by the train
passing over it. He WAS brought to this
city and taken to the hospital, where DR.,
TAYLOR, assisted by DR.. RObt Reed, am
putated the crushed limb below the knee,
and Fadden is now in fair way to re-
cover.
THE river marks from above yesterday
wire Brownsville, feet 6 inches and sta
tiunary; clear Parker, below gauge; clear
and COOL Greensboro, 5 feet inches and
stationary; cloudy; Oil City, foot and sta
tionary; clear aud cool; MorgantOwn, foot
6 inches and stationary; weather cloudy;
Lock No. 4, 5 feet , inches ard stationary;
weather foggy; Rice's Landing, B feet .
inches and rising; weather toggy.
RI. REV. BISHOP KAHN will administer
the sacrament Of confirmation at the
Church of our Mother of Sorrows at Tria-
delphia today, at 10 o'clock \. NJ. The
class consists of thirteen girlsand ten boys
and was instructed By Rev. Father Schelpp
There are ffty-three Catholic families in
Triadelphia. A choir will 90 out on the B.
& o. $40 train aud Bishop Kan and other
members OF the clergy will drive out in
barouche.
ONE of the most enjoyable features at
the concert of the MISUNDERSTANDING Society
Wednesday evening, was the singing of
Miss Katie Michels, who rendered Non
Turno" and Arditti's 'Valse Chantee" in
beautiful manner, singing as encores,
"Witbin Mile Of Edinboro Town." and
"The Broken Ring" She was received with
enthusiastic applause. Prof. Arbenz, the
director of the Society, played the accom-
paniments in his usual fine style.
Mr.. WALTER SHEPPARD owns piece
of timber land seven miles up the "Pewi-
ky" road at Wilson's Station, lying on the
west side, on the old Wilson place. The
timber, which covers twelve or fourteen
acres, is principally sugar and hickory,
with few ash and red elm trees scattered
through it, all fine, tail trees. He wants
to have the land cleared and will give the
timber free of charge to any one who will
fell it and take it away.
THE damage suit of Jacob Luikar, of
Fulton, against William Folmar, was tried
by Jury before Justice Arkle on Friday.
Some, time since FOlmar and two COM
panions assaulted Mr.. Luigar, and all
three were arrested and fined. Luikar
then brought suit for 5000 damages, on
account of the assault, and the Jury rem
dered a verdict for 800 damages, but
counsel tor the defense moved to set aside
the verdict and grant new trial, which
was taken under consideration.
PAUL NEITZELL, a German citizen re-
siding at No. l719 Eoff street, while visit
ing a friend in the tack factory acciden-
tally walked out of door in the second
story and was precipitated TO the ground.
he was picked up and carried TO his home,
where DR.. Jepson was summoned, who,
upon examination, found that Neitzell had
sustained severe injuries about the back,
but no bones were broken. The injured
man is in delicate health and the fall may
60 hard with him.
MRS MARY SHIP was before Justice
Ankle charged by Mrs. MuldoOn with
maintaining a nuisance and selling beer
without license. She waived an examina-
ton and gave bond in the sum of $500 on
the first charge and 500 on the second for
her appearance at Court. Miss Mc(Ium-